Wakhis outside in Sarhad, the first village coming down from the Little Pamir. .Winter expedition through the Wakhan Corridor and into the Afghan Pamir mountains, to document the life of the Afghan Kyrgyz tribe. January/February 2008. Afghanistan
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Wakhis outside in Sarhad, the first village coming down from the Little Pamir. .Winter expedition through the Wakhan Corridor and into the Afghan Pamir mountains, to document the life of the Afghan Kyrgyz tribe. January/February 2008. Afghanistan

Sardar Khan and Khan Jon (Mookie). Winter expedition through the Wakhan Corridor and into the Afghan Pamir mountains, to document the life of the Afghan Kyrgyz tribe. January/February 2008. Afghanistan
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Sardar Khan and Khan Jon (Mookie). Winter expedition through the Wakhan Corridor and into the Afghan Pamir mountains, to document the life of the Afghan Kyrgyz tribe. January/February 2008. Afghanistan

Snow covered mountains of Bamyan-Afghanistan.
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Snow covered mountains of Bamyan-Afghanistan.

Salang North Afghanistan 17 March 2012.

A woman carries a sack on her head along a street on a snowy day in Kabul February 11, 2012. [Credit : Omar Sobhani/Reuters]
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A woman carries a sack on her head along a street on a snowy day in Kabul February 11, 2012.

[Credit : Omar Sobhani/Reuters]

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A homeless man covered in a blanket sleeps on the ground in Kabul, Afghanistan, Thursday, Feb. 9, 2012. National Weather Center meteorologist Abdul Qadir Qadir said temperatures in Kabul dipped as low as -16 Celsius (3 Fahrenheit), with the lowest previous on record at -17C (1F) about 15 years ago. The coldest temperature on record for Kabul was -26C (-14.8 F) and was recorded 40 years ago, he said.The children condition is worst, please donate for afghan children here.
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A homeless man covered in a blanket sleeps on the ground in Kabul, Afghanistan, Thursday, Feb. 9, 2012. National Weather Center meteorologist Abdul Qadir Qadir said temperatures in Kabul dipped as low as -16 Celsius (3 Fahrenheit), with the lowest previous on record at -17C (1F) about 15 years ago. The coldest temperature on record for Kabul was -26C (-14.8 F) and was recorded 40 years ago, he said.

The children condition is worst, please donate for afghan children here.

Kabul experiences coldest weather in 15 years

The Afghan capital has been experiencing its worst cold-snap and heaviest snows in at least 15 years, the National Weather Center said Wednesday.

The cold, combined with about 19.6 inches (50 centimeters) of snow, has caused power blackouts and iced over most of the capital’s roads. The bad weather has also caused a sharp increase in demand for wood, the main fuel used by the city’s five million or so residents to heat their homes.

Children death increases in winter due to extreme cold and heavy snow in Kabul and all over Afghanistan.

Unusually heavy snow, and freezing temperatures mean more misery for Afghans displaced by fighting specially the children.

I will soon make up an account to collect donations for these poor children and i will personally deliver your aid to the afghan children during my regular trips to Afghanistan. I accept money which will be then used to provide the children with blankets, coats and warm cloth in winter and other school supplies. Even if it is just $1 please do donate to help these poor children.

Boys play on the ice on the outskirts of Kabul on December 30, 2011.
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Boys play on the ice on the outskirts of Kabul on December 30, 2011.

Kabul Afghanistan, 22 January 2012.
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Kabul Afghanistan, 22 January 2012.

4 brothers carrying woods/dry tree branches back home for fire during winter Afghanistan.
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4 brothers carrying woods/dry tree branches back home for fire during winter Afghanistan.

Cold in Afghanistan.
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Cold in Afghanistan.

Afghanistan, January 2012.

Street children in Mazar-e-Sheriff protest in front of the central police station Monday, October 24, 2011. They called for local authorities to feed the homeless during the winter months. All photos by Daniel C. Britt.
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Street children in Mazar-e-Sheriff protest in front of the central police station Monday, October 24, 2011. They called for local authorities to feed the homeless during the winter months. All photos by Daniel C. Britt.